On Thursday, Nikon announced its second-generation mirrorless camera model Nikon 1 J2. This too fires up the battle between Nikon vs. Canon with the mirrorless octagon. Basically, Nikon is still leading against its biggest rival as J2’s introduction entered in.

The features of the latest Nikon J2 are one way or another the same with J1, having a fast speed of 73-point autofocus system that changes for each shot in the ten-frames-per-second burst mode of the camera, the 13.2 by 8.8 mm, ten-megapixel CMOS sensor, as well as the point-and-shoot-like body size. The new mirrorless camera also has a 1080p . . . → Read More: J2 Introduced as Second-Generation Mirrorless Camera, Nikon